we also have second chance pell. it's getting a lot of attention now and it is in the experimental side but it's something we're really excited about it. building the continuum of education of adult secondary education to post secondary. >> perfect segue, second chance pell is a huge issue i think an important topic here. so to you, fred, given -- actually, i don't know, at some point, the federal government outlawed pell grants for, if i'm not mistaken, to prisoners? >> state and federal prisoners. >> a, is there a chance we can roll that back? and b, you know, given -- well, either way, i mean there is sort of, you know, if pell grants are available to prisoners or if they're not, two different trajectories, but how does investing in post secondary education, incarcerated individuals are receiving what they need, and can they get the services they need or is really, you know, second chance pell grant the most important thing we can -- we can do as citizens and policymakers? >> as was talked about earlier, we are cu

so you know, if we bring back pell, we also need to bring back state forms. you still have a state in new york, there the situation assistance. after pell went away, if we're viewing this as an investment, and i think it is for people, they should have access to the same type of resources they can invest in themselves. someone is coming back from eastern shore of maryland or upstate new york, back to, you know, baltimore or new york city, that's an investment that the state should be making to go along with the federal investment. so. >> do you guys have thought as soon as. >> the incarcerated students do have access to the state funds for higher education, and i see that as an incredible incentive. noy, there are some that think incentivizing on a prison yard is accomplished by giving them more movies to watch, or they can stay up later, or maybe they have a warm cooked meal or something like that. but i don't see that working as much as providing opportunities for education. and where we have people that are working on a.a. degrees and bachelor's degrees, t

it did not cut pell grants. but also, this issue about education and the fact that governor hassan here in new hampshire does not want to allow parents and local school boards to decide where it is best for our kids to go to school, i think that is perhaps because federal education unions have pumped millions of dollars into this race. they are supporting her campaign. i'm going to stand for the kids first, not unions, and make sure that kids can go where their parents think is best. gov. hassan: what i would like senator ayotte to do and agree with me about is to stand for the new hampshire constitution. the new hampshire constitution says that state dollars cannot be used to fund private schools. we have a court ruling that says we can't spend the money that way, and so, we can't spend the money that way. we will work with the people of croydon to make sure their children have access to a good quality education, something we worked to do throughout the state. moderator: moving forward to foreign policy. i apol

you did not cut pell grants. but also, this issue about education and the fact that governor hansen here in new hampshire does not want to allow parents and local school boards to decide where it is best for our kids to go to school, i think that is perhaps because federal education unions have pumped millions of dollars into this race. they are supporting her campaign. i'm going to stand for the kids first, not unions, and make sure that kids can go where their parents think is best. gov. hassan: what i would like senator ayotte to do and agree with me about is to stand for new hampshire constitution. the new hampshire constitution says that state dollars cannot be used to fund private schools. we have a court ruling that says we can't spend the money that way, and so, we can't spend the money that way. we will work with the people of croydon to make sure their children have access to a good quality education, something we worked to do throughout the state. moderator: moving forward to foreign policy. >> this is

that budget did not cut pell grants. sure there was oversight over the spending of pell grants. i want that for all federal spending. but i have actually worked to expand pell grants. if i were against pell grants, i would not have done that. i worked with tim kaine to expand them to career technical education and also so you can seek access to them year-round. perkins grants, they were trying to end those in washington. 5000 students in new hampshire would have been impacted. you can see my speech on the senate floor from september 29, 2015, where i fought to keep those available for the people of new hampshire. for me, i had student loans myself, pay them off, then transfer that money into childcare. i know how important this is for the kids in new hampshire. this is very important. by the way, when it comes to education, i would like to talk about that more. because what governor hassan did to the kids in croydon by vetoing a bill that would have allowed parents to send their kids to a montessori school. and she vetoe

in his 2017 budget he's restored pell grants for those incarcerated and within the pell budget. this is a place again where we risk as a society being penny wise and pound foolish. we spend much more over the long run if a person leaves prison, commits further crimes and returns to prison. >> different subject. common core. since you have addressed standards. the question, you and the president have praised schools for achieving common core standards but school districts and politicians on both sides of the aisle have called it a punishment-driven shotgun approach to achieving high education standards. they want better testing stomach system -- systems, curriculum support. some parochial schools say common core standards are incompatible with a catholic education and called it a federal overreach which is not education but rather the training and production of workers for an economic machine. and the standards treat student as nothing more than human capital. do your critics have a point? >> lead me start with the historical context on this. so the role of the federal government

administration used what is called experimental authority to essentially test, to test the use of pell grants and supporting students who are students in prison, and put out an rfp for institutes of higher learning to apply to be a basis for these students and over 220 colleges and universities applied and said yes, we want to run programs over this three-year experimental program, and 69 were chosen by the administration, so for the next three years, we'll have 69 colleges and universities in 28 states, blue, red and purple, that will be educating 12,000 students on a year, and the estimated leverage in federal dollars is $30 million a year to support that. so it's a remarkable expansion, but it is time limited, and that's important for us to know, because what we now have is a window of opportunity, with programs in 70 colleges, 28 states, that means that there will be experiments where corrections and education work together, where small business owners and places can find new employees, where sheriffs and law enforcement can stand up and talk about the benefits of these kinds of pr

. >> scott pelle joining because look ahead. scott? >> hi, ukee, jessica, president obama diffused heated moment with a touch of civil at this. defends ago trump supporter at a clinton rally. >> harvard top ranked soccer team benched over sexual scouting report. and a brotherly bond is broken by the elections, steve hartman steps in to the family feud. we'll have those stories just ahead on the cbs evening news. >> but first tonight a unique tribute to patriotism, very interesting and some might say tasty white house. what this is made of after the break. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is

nba record for three-pointers, hitting 13 of them as the golden state warriors beat the new orleans pell kuhns, 116-106. he knew he broke the record as well as the home crowd who chanted mvp. curry was the league's most valuable player the past two seasons. he scored 46 points last night, to which manylike, where was that fwie in the lakers' game. sure could have used him. >> really? >> shade. >>> a would-be armed robber in midland, texas, did not have a good day as seen on video. the man entered a 7-eleven wearing a mask and carry ago shotgun, but he couldn't find any clerks. not even in the office. but he ran into a customer and tried to hold up that guy. the two struggles and the customer came away with the shotgun. the unsuccessful robber was last seen running away down the street. >> huh. robbery. everybody out. >> okay. >> instead of everybody down, everybody out of here. >>> there was also an unwanted visitor on a flight -- >> oh. >> reporter: in mexico. >> no. >> a five foot snake slithered out of an overhead bin and fell into the seats. >> oh. >> yuck. snake on the plane prompte

his view donald trump is elected that there might not be support for traditionally black colleges, pell grants would change, medicaid would change. here's part of what he said. listen. >> you know what? i need everybody to understand that everything we've done is dependent on me being able to pass the baton to somebody who believes in the same things i believe in so if you really care about my presidency and what we've accomplished then you are going to go and vote, but if we let this thing slip and i've got a situation where my last two months in office are preparing for a transition to donald trump whose staff people have said that their primary agenda is to have him in the first couple weeks sit in the oval office and reverse every single thing that we've done? >> it's interesting to hear the president change it up every time he speaks and see his evolution in how he's approaching this. it was just at the end of august when we heard him say at a private event that he was tired of talking about donald trump, he didn't feel like he had to make a case against him because he felt donald

. >> house minority leader, nancy pell lowsy won 82% of the vote compared to 18% for her opponent. she was first elected to congress in 1987. this will be her 16th term. >> again, the results of all of the local and state races are scrolling at the bottom of your screen throughout the morning. here is a closer look at some of the statewide proposition. proposition 60 requires the use of condoms in pornographic films -- that one failed -- >> 54% voted against prop 51, calling for tighter prescription drug prices. on drug prices. it was a very tight decision for the statewide bag ban, a ban for single use bags received the most support. 51-48%. upholding the law approved in 2014. prop 55 looked at where the 10- cent fee for bags go -- that means the fee will be kept by the grocer instead of going to the state environmental fund. >> college students, many of them first time voters, kept a close eye on the results in the north bay -- north bay -- there were cheers for both candidates during a viewing party. many said it was more fun witnessing history together rather tan in their dorm

over the spending of pell grants. i have worked to expand tell grants. if i were against telegrams, i would not have done that. i worked with tim kaine to expand them to career technical education and also so you can seek access to them year-round. perkins grants, they were trying to end those in washington. 5000 students in new hampshire would have been impacted. senate floor where i fought to keep the availability for people in new hampshire. for me, i had student loans myself, pay them off, then transfer that money into childcare. i know how important this is for the kids in new hampshire. this is very important. when it comes to education, i would like to talk about that more. but governor hassan did to the kids in croydon iv touring a bill that would have allowed them -- croydon does not have a middle school. school students, their parents wanted to send them to a montessori school, and she vetoed a bill that would allow them to do that. i want parents to decide these issues, and there is a big issue in terms of how we view education. moderator: tak

. >> we are proud and excited, happy, second chance pell sight. i'm really excited to be coordinating the partnership between the three cuny institutions. for us, we will, in putting the application together, we've looked at what employment opportunities there were in new york. we went to the department of labor and looked at where the growth industries were. and then we worked with our community colleges continuing ed department to match what the growth opportunity was on the employment side, with the industry recognized credentials that we were already offering at the community college level that we're now folding into the, you know, what we're going to expand under second chance pell. >> there have been also national studies done on surveys with companies that are hiring new employees, and it is not really the type of degree that they're interested in. they're interested in hiring people that can critically think. that can communicate well in writing, and i mean, those are the two major things that they're looking for. so those are definitely t

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. >>> dave sha pell is coming back to tv. just about a week -- about a week after he hosted snl netflix will air three new stand up specials. two never aired live years ago, and one original set. new special of shapel's first in 12 years. we don't know when it will air. >>> coming up the redskins sound off about playing on thanksgiving. >>> tomorrow on fox 5 morning, avoid the arguments and tension. skipping the political talk during thanksgiving dinner. that's in the 7:00 a.m. hour. in the 8:00 a.m. experts break down shopping strategies, whether you're braving the clouds or buying online and then the empire stars in town and marshal college funds awards gala. we'll have the latest. today we're gonna be comparing the roll formed steel bed of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck.awe. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! -holy moly. full on crack here. now let's check out the steel bed of the silverado. i'd expect more dents. no holes. you don't have to wait until

. >>> dave sha pell is coming back to tv. just about a week -- about a week after he hosted snl netflix will air three new stand up specials. two never aired live performances from a couple of years ago, and one original set. 12 years. we don't know when it will air. >>> coming up the redskins sound off about playing on thanksgiving. >>> tomorrow on fox 5 morning, avoid the arguments and tension. skipping the political talk during thanksgiving dinner. that's in the 7:00 a.m. hour. in the 8:00 a.m. experts break down the best shopping strategies, whether you're braving the clouds or buying online an empire stars in town and marshal college funds awardsdsdsdsds whenever i try to grow out my hair, strands always break off. but now, ptene is making my hair practically unbreakable. the pro-v formula micro-targets weak spots, making every inch... ...stronger so i can love my hair longer. pantene. strong is beautiful. . >>> tough pass week for georgiatown. led maryland by seven with a minute to go and lost. two days later, a loss to

lots of folks still pelling out of the nest right now. it was a beautiful night here. hopefully, they can head into next week with more confidence under their belt. they do have a couple of weeks unwavering in their support. pregame kicked off like clock work after the game. lots of people getting fueled up with bbq and some beverages before the cards took to the field. we asked fans what they thought was in store, and here's what they had to say. >> everything is all right. as aaron rodgers says, just relax. take it easy. we're going to get a little bit of something one game at a time. this today. next week minnesota. we get on a roll and take care of business. that's what this is all about. cardinal nation, go big red. >> go big red. next week we're in minnesota against the vikings. it's going to be a tough game. i think we can pull it out. no doubt big red is going to rise up and hopefully take home another win. >> thanks, marcy. >>> up next, we're learning more about the driver accused of running a red light and hitting a family as they crossed the street. what we

--then xavier getting it done on defense...pell a's pass is tipped and picked off by john rocca...he returns it out near midfield, but the saints couldn't turn that into points... --after pella ties it early in the second quarter, maliki wilson changes that as he rushed for 180 yards in just the first half...14-7 xavier... --but pella would tie the game again at 14 and then the dutch grab the lead on this drive as nick finney fires deep to ryan van wyk...pella scores on the next play to make it a 21-14 game... --then with 3 seconds to go before the half, shane scott drills a field goal to make it a 21-17 game.... 8 man semi-finals midland and don bosco and midland playing without their 6"5 starting qb alex martens collarbone..and it was all don bosco.. austin svobodo with a huge game the nice cut back and he can do it all at 6'2 200 pounds showing off the wheels for the 16- nothing lead and they were just getting warmed up brandon bagby hooks up with a wide open cale tenold for six more..and i love that face paint. and back to that guy svobodo checkout this amazing run.. gets outside

four inmates cutting their way through through a small window, ra pelling two floors down using bed sheets and clothing to drop to freedom. two inmates caught by a sheriff's deputy, two others slipping into the night. >> the fact these bars were cut the way they were, it wasn't something that they just, you know, thought of in a minute. >> reporter: facing a laundry list of serious charges, chavez and campbell have been on the run for two days. they escaped from the oldest section of the sa no cameras. with tactical teams ready to deploy again tonight, the sheriff says the two fugitives are dangerous, desperate and could now also be armed. miguel almaguerre, nbc news. >> not much of a holiday break for the incoming trump administration which announced two more appointments today and was still considering other key roles, most notably secretary of state. the trump team also trying to fulfill a campaign promise of let's get the latest tonight from nbc's kristin welker. >> president-elect trump's administration coming into clearer focus, naming two staff positions that don't require senate co

you'll get a student aid report that tells you what federal aid you qualify for, like pell grants or work study. then enter that information into the net price calculator on any college's website or on college abacus-dot- org to get a good idea of what a college will co it's important to apply for fafsa as soon after the october first launch as possible. "many state, college and scholarship programs need your fafsa to determine how much aid youre going to get and often its on a first come first serve basis." be aware if youre heading to college in 2017, your aid package will be based on your family's 2015 taxes. you can use the irs data-retrieval tool on the fafsa form to directly import your tax information. "don't worry if you dont know all the schools you want to apply to. list all the hold your place in line for financial aid. you can always add more schools later on." jeralyn plans to apply for fafsa as soon as she can. "so, the sooner i get in my paperwork the faster i get results for money and i can make a college choice." remember you must reapply for fafsa every year. so the

and you can see the pell getting on another bus in the security camera footage from a restaurant across the street. the driver has been with the mbta for twelve years and is facing a charge of leaving the scene of an accident with property damage. the mbta says the driver will transport passengers until this investigation is over. live in stoneham, john cuoco, 7 news nightteam. >>> also from the nightteam, mr. trump goes do washington. the president and his successor, side by side. both focused on the future. >> try to facility a transition that ensures a president-elect is successful. >>> the nightteam live in washington, d.c. coverin t >> adam: history made here in washington, d.c., at the white house earlier today. two political rivals putting past behind them and focusing on a presidential transition and a peaceful one, unifying the country, top priority. president obama and president-elect trump admitted they had their differences and admitting after their sit-down today they both team than couraged. donald trump at the white house >> obama is an incompetent. the most ignorant pres

. >>> scott pelle and the evening news team will have complete coverage of the president's news conference tonight at 6:30, right after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> meantime, we have more on illegal immigration, a lot of talk in this presidential campaign centered around that topic. and a potential wall on the border between the us and mexico. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has been looking into president-elect trump's statement about the wall after his election when and also whether a wall is feasible. david? >> been hearing about this wall for a year and a half since donald trump announced he wanted to be the 45th president of the united states, last night in his first interview of president-elect on six of zero minutes, he changes his tune little bit about that wall. >> we are going to have big, beautiful doors in the wall, and we're going have people come into our country, but they're going to come in legally. >> for over a year and a half, donald trump assured the american people, he'll build a wall on the border of the united states and mexico. now, that he's president-elect

scholarships, pell grants, student loans and pell grants, student loans and staples? all ways to get help to pay for college. see what the office supply store is doing for some of its employees when it comes to higher steve wolfson: as district attorney, i've prosecuted a lot of violent people. our background check laws have stopped over 5,000 dangerous but a loophole makes it easy for those same dangerous people to buy guns. they get them at gun shows and online from perfect strangers with no background checks, no questions asked. it's a dangerous loophole. closing it will save lives. let's make it harder for criminals, safer for us. yes on question 1. ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, defund planned parenthood? side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? nevada, it's time to put people before the corporate special interests. it's time to vote no on joe heck. senate majority pac is responsible getting a "bite of

hillary clinton fell behind but donald trump needs mulled pell swing states to the white house. >> reporter: trump or clinton need 270 electoral votes to win. even with the latest poll, that may not be enough but seven days out it's getting close. one week ago hillary clinton looked like she was' running away with the leaks. the latest poll tell a new story. >> i do believe we're stronger together. >> reporter: a poll shows clinton with a 4 point lead but the latest poll shows trump leading for the first dualing poll numbers millions of americans are going to the polls, more than 20 million have already cast their bat o. >> the guiding result of the political class in washington, d.c. they're looking out only for themselves. >> reporter: donald trump is campaigning in pennsylvania and wisconsin after news the f.b.i. will examine another batch of e-mails potentially related to hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server as compare is complaining of a double standard. gary johnson is saying clinton could be impeached if elected. >> unquestionably is that going to be the nation's agenda f

to meet actual people helped by the affordable care act and don't ask, don't tell, and double the pell >> trevor: after that you were like, "i love this. maybe i should go and be in a fake white house on tv." because that's what you've done on "designated survivor." >> sort of. i actually-- when i heard about the show i didn't want to audition for it. >> trevor: why not? >> i kind of felt like i didn't want the perception to be that, okay, i've gone-- you know, i worked in politics and now i'm doing a political show. >> trevor: yes. >> i also was scared it just wouldn't be challenging and i read the script and it's a farfetched conspiracy theory family drama thing with kiefer sutherland, and i was like i'm in. >> trevor: you are now a surrogate for hillary. >> am. >> trevor: but you were a bernie supporter? >> i was. >> trevor: and people were worried that bernie supporters wouldn't be able to convert to hillary-- i say it like it's a religion. ( laughter ) >> yeah. >> trevor: it was na way. why the switch? i mean, like you said, you liked the underdog. you tbrnt obama who was the unde

steve hartman has it when he goes on the road from new york here now is scott pelle.care, family, see you tonight. >> ♪ >> ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs trump backtracks on obamacare. >> reporter: are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes. >> pelley: a first look at an exclusive "60 minutes" interview. also point, christie's out, pence is in, as the transition team is shaken up. an anti-trump march turns into a riot. >> we are here for love. we are not here to spread hate. >> pelley: there's a jump in accidents with more elderly truck drivers at the wheel. >> reporter: do you think his age played into that at all? >> i do, i do. >> pelley: and why would a couple wait nine years to open a wedding gift? >> you kind of wonder, you know, at the time to turn to the box. should we open the box?

. >> and as the campagne heads into the final stretch, the cbs evening news with scott pelle will have expanded coverage tonight, from 6:30 to 7:30 right after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> starting tomorrow the "eyewitness news" team will have special election night coverage. we will be in new york as the results come in for the presidential race, also, update the battle for u.s. senate, pennsylvania, and local races in the tri-state. watch us tomorrow night on air and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> now the question is will the weather cooperate for tonight's clinton rally at independence mall and for voters tomorrow. >> that's right, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck, first look at what we can expect, katie, looks like weather won't be excuse tomorrow to vote. >> definitely not. you said it. hit the nailon the head for sure guys. absolutely beautiful afternoon unfolding, nothing but bright sunshine outside right now. as long as you have a jacket it is very comfortable to be out here. and that sun will last us the rest of the dayment temperatures are base which they should be, l

scott pelle the evening news at 6:30, cbs news team begins special election night coverage at 8:00 bring you local and national races on a special edition of "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly" at 10:00. then cbs news and "eyewitness news", team up, to bring you all you need to know on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> and again, the "eyewitness news" team is covering all the races you care about, jessica dean, natasha brown will cover the presidential race in new york city. we have reporters on all of the big races, and pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. cbs-3 is your station for campaign 2016. >>> in other news this noon, one person is in the hospital and several people in the care of the red cross after an overnight fire in west philadelphia. investigators say the fire started in the basement after 3-story building near 42nd and parkside at about 1:15 this morning. five adults, and two children, were forced from their homes. crews had the fire under control in about a half hour. to atlantic city women paying the price for allegedly coming up joaquin to steel money from toll boots

they voted to cut pell grants. pell grants is. of singh indicated comes from a family listening to make a list of 50,000 a year can borrow money and get money from the federal government alike into school. it has put 9 million kids in college. [cheers and applause] >> budget cuts medicaid, almost a billion dollars. calls or social security to be privatized. look out well wall street did with other peoples money. give them all the money from the social security fund. what's going to happen? that's what it is. that's what it is. but didn't investigate. and by the way, medicare, medicare, they have a fancy word called voucherize. been with the needs? it meant you get a hell of a lot less. tell that to your mom and dad who have the pension taken away from them for living on nothing but medicare and social security. look, folks, jason knows, he knows what real people are concerned about. let me in with one example of what we need to do. back to education and then it. folks, i love my republican colleagues in particular, some democrats,

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look at the pell ants. the rules were drastically changed under president obama's administration. that, in fact, a lot of young african-americans. absolutely. or look at the parent plus loan. the rules for creditworthiness were significantly change. now you have poor african-american mothers, most of them single, who can't send their kids to college who may want to go to school. you could say that could apply for predominant white institutions. most of these kids would not qualify. a beautiful thing about historical black colleges it would give those kids an opportunity to excel. if their parents can find a simple loan to lease give them in the door, they can't go. and yet kids out on the streets. you see chicago, you see baltimore. you see other places. the president has been nothing. there was an article i will was reading a couple months ago with oppression at a meeting with congressional black caucus members, and it was about more funding for historically black colleges. the president for the most part was extremely dismissive, a lot of them were stated it was quite clear that

. >>> san francisco congress woman nancy pell losesy will volunteer at saint anthony's dining hall. thaw will be carving turkeys there. saint anthony said they are still accepting turkey donations for the annual thanksgiving feast until 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. organizers will be standing outside of the dining hall for the donors that want to drop off food to hip the hungry on this holiday. this holiday. >>> i think alot of people will be on the road. we have to go to a more serious crash. an accident on northbound 880, at whipple. involving a pedestrian. the freeway is shut down northbound. they are taking traffic off at whipple. this happened at industrial and the traffic is slowing down. southbound traffic may be affected even though you can see that southbound lanes are open. but northbound lanes are being put back onto the freeway. give yourself extra time if this is your commute. it had been doing very well. they put the corner on expedite so they wanted to get this situation investigated as soon as possible. >> let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, backed up for a 20 minute

here's how it works: submit the fafsa you what federal aid you qualify for, like pell grants or work study. then enter that information into the net price calculator on any college's website or on college abacus-dot- org to get a good idea of what a college will cost you before you apply. it's important to apply for fafsa as soon after the october first launch as possible. "many state, college and scholarship programs need your fafsa to determine how much aid youre going to get and often its on a first come first serve basis." be aware if youre heading to college in 2017, your aid package will be based on your family's 2015 taxes. data-retrieval tool on the fafsa form to directly import your tax information. "don't worry if you dont know all the schools you want to apply to. list all the colleges you are considering to hold your place in line for financial aid. you can always add more schools later on." jeralyn plans to apply for fafsa as soon as she can. "so, the sooner i get in my paperwork the faster i get results for money and i can make fafsa every year. so the new application d

it won't help college affordability with full-year pell grants. it won't bolster security funds for the f.b.i., for border patrol, for embassy security. remember benghazi? whoa, would people love to investigate rather than legislate, benghazi was in the news. that was at the same time that the congress had cut, and particularly the house had cut embassy security considerably. but in this bill, working with both sides of the aisle, we were able to come up with appropriate money for embassy security, border control and so on. we also won't have the funds for infrastructure funding, particularly for roads, to improve our ports, to make our railroads safer. we won't meet the needs of children, children who are on the support, children who are in desperate need for help from central america, and then i know the only thing that we have supported on both sides of the aisle is an innovation agenda, particularly in the area of the national institute's medical research. we're going to be hopefully debating the cures act, but yet right now we have the abilit

. >>> 6:07 after a 10 year hiatus, dave sha pell made his return to tv. some saturday night live fans in north carolina got to stereo a . >>> we have a few high clouds north and west because of the storm system in the northern rockies. that's not the one going to affect us later in the week. it's spinning off the coast of oregon and washington. high last several weeks weeks is finally going to begin to move later this week, especially wednesday into thursday. we get sun this morning, couple cloud this is afternoon. they might block your view of the super moon rise. evening. i don't think we'll be overcast. you should be able to see it over much of the state. 60s to 70s here, not very much wind. 60s and 70s in mountain areas. start with sun, finish with couple bands of clouds. timing of clouds is the time the moon comes up tonight. then we'll scoot south and clear out later this evening. low 60s in the west. 50s to near 60 in mountain areas. consistent in eastern from upper 60s to low 70s. few afternoon clouds around. sticking around the early part of the

--then xavier getting it done on defense...pell a's pass is tipped and picked off by john rocca...he returns it out near midfield, but the saints couldn't turn that into points... --after pella ties it early in the second quarter, maliki wilson changes that as he breaks free on a 72 rushed for 180 yards in just the first half...14-7 xavier... --but pella would tie the game again at 14 and then the dutch grab the lead on this drive as nick finney fires deep to ryan van wyk...pella scores on the next play to make it a 21-14 game... --then with 3 seconds to go before the half, shane scott drills a field goal to make it a 21-17 game.... 8 man semi-finals midland and starting qb alex martens out with a broken collarbone..and it was all don bosco.. austin svobodo with a huge game the nice cut back and he can do it all at 6'2 200 pounds showing off the wheels for the 16- nothing lead and they were just getting warmed up brandon bagby hooks up with a wide open cale tenold for six more..and i love that face paint. and back to that guy svobodo checkout this amazing run.. the nice stiff arm and

a place of the pell um home. filled with priceless memento. >> that was a gift to us from an artist in philadelphia. >> john served while serving in afghanistan if 2014. >> we officially afforded john of the gift that keeps giving. >> every once in a while, even now of one of john's friends reached tout to the bell lums. >> from all over the world. people say >> a woman named liz was walking on the beach and spotted a bracelet along the shore. >> i picked it up, and looked at it and it has a name engraved. i wiped off some the sand, and all of a sudden i notice a kia on the corner of it and i got a tear on my eye. >> reporter: bracelets of these are given to a specialist john apelum. >> this is closet to a message it was john sending a message hey, come find me. >> when business liz called, and started explaining what had happened, it didn't surprise me at her reaction, because i feel that often that you know, and i affectionately look out, and go, now you are just showing off. >> reporter: on this thanksgiving,

. >> i don't care about how pell occupancy. >> facebook photo from last tuesday shows the smiling president elect at trump tower joined by three of his indian business partners. luxury apartment complex in india. the trump organization says it was an exchange of hellos. but indian media clearly thought it was more saying donald trump meets indian partners. one story quoting one business partner as saying he discussed indian economic policy with trump's children. an expert on india foreign policy at the brookings institution. >> i think the focus was very much on the business leaders as well. who are they, what kind of access would they get in the their business. one thing it definitely did was increase the visibility of both the trump projects. but also, these indian business partners within the indian media. >> mr. trump's personal business interests could also create unique conflicts of interest, when it comes to national security. for example, in turkey, where the u.s. has been critical of the government for its crackdown on dissent and its approach to the syrian civil war. the new presi

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